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We are facing many instances of social injustice that demand our attention and action. What if mindfulness can be used as a powerful tool to address these issues by supporting individuals and communities in developing greater awareness, empathy, and compassion towards themselves and others? Beginning in January, we will offer 30-minute weekly drop-in sessions featuring a brief talk, meditation, and a Q&A segment. No prior experience is required.

Join us as we deconstruct a current newsworthy topic related to racism and bias in medicine and medical education. The topic will be shared one week prior to the session.

We are facing many instances of social injustice that demand our attention and action. What if mindfulness can be used as a powerful tool to address these issues by supporting individuals and communities in developing greater awareness, empathy, and compassion towards themselves and others? Beginning in January, we will offer 30-minute weekly drop-in sessions featuring a brief talk, meditation, and a Q&A segment. No prior experience is required.

Religion is arguably the oldest reason that people the world over have been oppressed. And over the course of mankind’s history no religion has been the exception. Join us as we explore the reasons for this oppression, learn more about each other’s religions, and develop an appreciation that we have much more in common than what separates us.

This interactive workshop will teach you skills that will help navigate challenging discussions on racism and bias with the students within your clerkships. Real-world examples will be used to apply strategies for supporting students in addressing manifestations of racism and other forms of oppression in clerkships. All Clerkship Directors and Clinical Teaching Faculty are welcome to attend.

We are facing many instances of social injustice that demand our attention and action. What if mindfulness can be used as a powerful tool to address these issues by supporting individuals and communities in developing greater awareness, empathy, and compassion towards themselves and others? Beginning in January, we will offer 30-minute weekly drop-in sessions featuring a brief talk, meditation, and a Q&A segment. No prior experience is required.

Evaluating medical honors societies and medical school student awards is necessary if we hope to address inequities linked not to merit but to the social identities of recipients. We will discuss the pros and cons of these standards of achievement and current efforts to improve equity in these settings.

Take an in-depth look at the design of systems and learn to recognize structures within the work environment and how to alter the design of systems to produce desirable results.